Baiter Customs of Lancaster County By ELIZABETH CLARKE KIEFFER I F YOU ask any of the students from Baghdad, of whom there I are usually two or three at Franklin and Marshall College, if they are familiar with Easter eggs, you will receive an enthusias- tic response in the affirmative. You will

of the borough period, and who, each in his way, contributed so much to the development of our community. In the course of that paper brief mention was made of Major George Schaffner, younger brother of the second Caspar, who marched away from Lancaster as a private in the Musketry Battalion, rose to

was a distinguished theologian, an editor of no small ability, a very popular preacher and public speaker, mentioned with respect in many of the histories of religion in his 1 Published in "History of First Reformed Church," W. Stuart Cramer, ed. Lancaster, 1904. 2 Linn Harbaugh "Life of the Rev

, composed in almost equal parts of English, Scotch and Germans, represented very well the cultural leadership of the community, and their names were to appear again and again in Lancaster history as leaders, not only in the activities of the Revolution, but in the more constructive efforts of building a